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B10VYT 
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 Topic: A piece of BMW Coupé history?Posted: 13-June-2005 at 16:38 |
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Check this Six out.
Needs translating but from what I can glean from the text it could be a prototype. Over to the experts... 
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Nick
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30CSL
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Posted: 14-June-2005 at 00:49 |
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The seller believes it could be a prototype, because he has read on the net that the E24 was not built in large numbers until much later. Therefore he says that it is one of the earliest 6-series cars, which carry now in Germany a historic (ie tax-free) numberplate. Looks a completely bog-standard 635CSI, says in description that it is a Swiss import with original 14" wheels and what looks half-leather trim. Documents confirm this. Alpina badge on the spoiler, but no Alpina car. No historic significance.
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Gus van Riessen.
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siscobmw
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Posted: 15-June-2005 at 06:22 |
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VIN Number 4370107 is not a true 6 series Vin range.....(suffix 437xxxx).... It was used for E32 750iL cars..... Strange.... SiSco from italy |
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A piece of BMW Coupé history?
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